Sentence examples similar to of supplanted from inspiring English sources

Will this achieve Mr Farage's short-term goal of supplanting the Lib Dems as Britain's third party?

"XXX" dances with the idea of supplanting espionage pictures but finally cranks up a bunch of chases.

I will merely say that curling is in no immediate danger of supplanting football as the national sport.

In place of the old idea of supplanting all foreign traits by a standard pattern there grew up the idea of cultural "pluralism".

In the short run, it would hasten a trend of supplanting coal-burning power plants with natural gas plants, which emit less carbon dioxide.

On the other hand, it has no interest in revolutionizing an international system from which it has benefited greatly, or of supplanting U.S. global leadership.

With Theresa May "embarking on challenging domestic reforms... she should be tested by a leader of the opposition who has a credible chance of supplanting her.

By Nick Pachelli November 5, 2016 Mary Keitany, who will run for her third consecutive New York City Marathon victory on Sunday, follows a strategy of supplanting analysis and overthinking with instinct.

As a sort of mind-game, the philosopher urged readers to imagine two doctrinally different Christian churches standing side by side, with neither having any hope of supplanting the other.

Mr Lin said that since the onset of the global economic crisis the state sector had shown signs of supplanting the private sector in some areas, and he hoped these would be reversed.

It is better perhaps for Mourinho, and his hopes of supplanting United as champions, to foster that misconception which has already caused such distraction in the new regime of Ferguson's successor David Moyes.